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Amigurumi Succulent – FREE Crochet Pattern

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Amigurumi Succulent – FREE Crochet Pattern
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Oh my goodness, have you tried making amigurumi succulents yet? 🌵✨ It’s like bringing the garden indoors, stitch by stitch. The appeal of these little yarn wonders is undeniable. For starters, they combine the charm of real succulents with the playful touch of handmade crafts. Plus, they require zero maintenance—perfect for people like me who struggle to keep plants alive! What’s more, these projects are the ideal way to de-stress with a crochet hook in hand. Whether you’re a seasoned crocheter or just starting out, making amigurumi succulents is a fulfilling journey that lets your creativity bloom without any pressure. 😄

The process of creating an amigurumi succulent pattern is a delightful blend of imagination and technique. I start by envisioning which succulent I want to replicate—perhaps a cute little cactus or a rosette-shaped echeveria. 🪴 I gather my yarn in various shades of greens, purples, and blues to capture that authentic vibe. Then, it’s all about shaping each leaf and petal with crochet magic. The rhythm of hook and yarn is almost meditative, as I transform simple stitches into complex textures. Once all the pieces are crocheted, it’s assembly time, which feels like putting together a tiny botanical puzzle. Each succulent comes to life with a personality of its own, and the end result is always more rewarding than I imagined! 🌿💚

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🪴 Amigurumi Succulent Crochet Pattern

Add a touch of green to your home or desk with this adorable potted succulent! It’s a low-maintenance, cheerful plant friend that never needs watering.

🧶 Skill Level

Beginner to Intermediate – Simple shapes and assembly, great for practicing increases, decreases, and stuffing technique.

📏 Finished Size

Approximately 5.5 inches (14 cm) tall using worsted weight yarn and a 3.5 mm hook.

✂️ Materials Needed

  • Worsted weight yarn:

    • Green (Succulent leaves and pot base)

  • 3.5 mm crochet hook

  • Fiberfill stuffing

  • Stitch marker

  • Yarn needle

  • Hot glue (optional for final assembly)

🔁 Abbreviations (US Terms)

  • MR – Magic Ring

  • sc – Single Crochet

  • inc – Increase (2 sc in same stitch)

  • dec – Decrease (sc2tog)

  • sl st – Slip Stitch

  • FO – Fasten Off

🪴 Pot Base

With green yarn:

  1. MR, 6 sc

  2. inc x6 (12)

  3. [1 sc, inc] x6 (18)

  4. [2 sc, inc] x6 (24)

  5. [3 sc, inc] x6 (30)

  6. [4 sc, inc] x6 (36)

  7. [5 sc, inc] x6 (42)

  8. BLO – sc in each st (42)
    9–18. sc in each st (42)

  9. [5 sc, dec] x6 (36)

  10. sc around (36)
    FO and weave in end. Stuff firmly.

🌿 Leaf (Make 12–15 for full look)

With green yarn:

  1. MR, 4 sc

  2. [1 sc, inc] x2 (6)

  3. sc in each st (6)

  4. [2 sc, inc] x2 (8)

  5. sc in each st (8)

  6. [3 sc, inc] x2 (10)

  7. sc in each st (10)

  8. [4 sc, inc] x2 (12)
    9–11. sc in each st (12)

  9. [4 sc, dec] x2 (10)

  10. [3 sc, dec] x2 (8)

  11. [2 sc, dec] x2 (6)

  12. dec x3 (3)
    FO, leave a long tail for sewing. Stuff lightly at the base only.

🧵 Assembly

  1. Start by sewing the outermost layer of leaves around the top rim of the pot base.

  2. Add a second inner circle of leaves on top of the first layer, slightly overlapping.

  3. Attach a final cluster of 2–3 smaller leaves in the very center pointing upward for height.

Tip: You can slightly fold the base of each leaf while sewing to give a more upright and full look.

This cuddly succulent is a perfect gift for plant lovers, coworkers, or as a unique decor piece!


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